Note on ‘Construction of Double Sampling s‐Control Charts for Agile Manufacturing’

Lie‐Fern Hsu

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Advanced Statistical Process Monitoring Management and Optimization Techniques Fault Detection and Control Systems

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Abstract He and Grigoryan (Quality and Reliability Engineering International 2002; 18:343–355) formulated the design of a double‐sampling (DS) s control chart as an optimization problem and solved it with a genetic algorithm. They concluded that the DS s control charts can be a more economically preferable alternative in detecting small shifts than traditional s control charts. We explain that, since they only considered the average sample size when the process is in control, their conclusion is questionable. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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1992Double Sampling X Charts 2002Design of double- and triple-sampling X-bar control charts using genetic algorithms 2002Construction of double sampling s‐control charts for agile manufacturing 2004Note on ‘Design of double- and triple-sampling X-bar control charts using genetic algorithms’

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